Everyday finance
Tools for saving, borrowing, investment growth and common money questions.
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Clear calculators for pay, pensions, mortgages and everyday finance. Explore the numbers, understand the assumptions and make a better-informed next move.
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Estimate pay after Income Tax, National Insurance, pension and student-loan deductions.
Open calculator MortgagesExplore monthly repayments, total interest and the balance remaining over time.
Open calculator MortgagesBuild an illustrative borrowing range from income, deposit and affordability.
Open calculator PensionsProject contributions, employer payments, charges and investment growth.
Open calculator FinanceSee how a starting balance and regular contributions could grow over time.
Open calculator PensionsCompare estimated pay and pension funding before and after salary sacrifice.
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Tools for saving, borrowing, investment growth and common money questions.
Explore finance calculatorsExplore affordability, repayments, overpayments, remortgaging and buying a home.
Explore mortgage calculatorsUnderstand contribution tax relief, salary sacrifice and long-term pension growth.
Explore pension calculatorsEstimate take-home pay and explore contractor and off-payroll working scenarios.
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Adjust the figures and compare different scenarios to understand what has the biggest effect. Each calculator explains the important assumptions behind its result and what may not be included.
Results are illustrations—not financial, tax, mortgage or investment advice. Check important decisions against current official information and the terms offered by the relevant provider.
How Every Money Tool worksSources and methodologyHelpful guides
Income Tax, National Insurance, pensions and student loans in plain English.
Read the guideHow the amount borrowed, interest rate and term shape your mortgage.
Read the guideHow contributions, investment returns, fees and inflation affect a projection.
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